AUTHOR, RESEARCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, ARTIST, ADVENTURER AND BUCCANEER EXTRAORDINAIRE.

"Or at least that's the plan every morning after coffee."

About DL Tolleson

Receiving one of the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association's highest awards for Journalistic Excellence, DL Tolleson also garnered awards for Feature Writing and News Photography from the Texas Community College Press Association. A one-time Fine Arts Consultant/Instructor under a state grant program to ARC, he has also taught Creative Photography in the College for Kids program at Tarrant County College and writing at the elementary level in an after school grant program to the Fort Worth Independent School District.

He holds an Associate in Arts and an Associate in Applied Science from Tarrant County College, as well as a Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences from the University of North Texas. A former member of the Legal Assistant's Division of the Texas State Bar, he spent nearly 14 years in litigation support, was a Paralegal Specialist to the U.S. Small Business Administration's Disaster Assistance Office and included photographic surveillance in his list of services during 20 years of freelance photography. In addition to authoring the atypical espionage thriller, The Gray Stopgap, DL Tolleson is now working on the sequel, The Gray Catalyst. A self-described artist, Tolleson resides in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Author Images

From top right down: Bookcover publicity Photo 1999, bookcover publicity Photo 2000, entertainment feature photograph for a story in the Tarrant County College newspaper, THE COLLEGIAN.

Immediately left: In 2002 Tolleson and Cynthia Kramer (the author's then, soon-to-be Film Agent/PR Rep) are amused by Star Wars fans camping out for movie tickets on Hollywood Boulevard. The film clip is from a DVD that documents the zany 6-week vigil, includes celebrity commentary and is available from STARWAIT.COM.